Sogetsu Curriculum 1-4 Basic Upright Style Nageire In Nageire, technique becomes even more important.Learn to secure the Shin, Soe, and Hikae firmly and beautifully.

Sogetsu Curriculum 4-9 Disassembling and Rearranging the Materials When plant materials are taken apart, completely different expressions and characteristics begin to emerge.Discover these new qualities and reconstruct them into a new arrangement.

Sogetsu Curriculum 1-19 Variation No.2 Slanting Style Nageire This dynamic style exchanges the positions of the Soe and Hikae.In this example, the arrangement is secured using Jumonji-dome (cross-bar fixture).This video offers many useful techniques and tips for Nageire arrangements.

Sogetsu Curriculum 4-6 VinesEnjoy expressing the natural characteristics of vines in your arrangement.

Sogetsu Curriculum 1-3 Basic Upright Style Moribana (in Reverse) Depending on the space and the natural movement of the branches, create the arrangement in reverse.Develop the ability to arrange freely in both the standard and reverse orientations.

Sogetsu Curriculum 4-8 Simplified Arrangement By reducing and refining the materials to their utmost limit,express a simple yet powerful beauty.

Sogetsu Curriculum 5-25 Practicing for a Future Ikebana Exhibition Create an arrangement with the intention of exhibiting it in an ikebana exhibition.When the opportunity arises, we encourage you to take on the challenge of participating in one.

Sogetsu Curriculum 5-12 Jika-dome (Direct fixing) Arrange a free-style composition in Nageire containers of various shapes.Try incorporating bending techniques to support and enhance the arrangement.

Sogetsu Curriculum 2-18: Variation No.8 Combined Styles (Moribana and Nageire) Create a combined style arrangement by bringing together Moribana and Nageire.By harmonizing two beautiful compositions, express a completely new sense of beauty.

Sogetsu Curriculum 5-11 Arrangements for Celebrations Create your arrangement with care, imagining a festive and celebratory setting.In this example, we create a piece to celebrate graduation.

Sogetsu Curriculum 2-18 Variation No.8 Combined Styles (Moribana and Nageire)By combining two different styles, we explore a new sense of beauty.In this example, cherry blossoms and tulips express the feeling of spring.

2-16 Variation No.7 [Floating Arrangement, Spreading Arrangement, and Morimono Arrangement]In this lesson, we explore how to bring out the individual character of each material by thoughtfully combining and arranging them.In this demonstration, I create examples of both the Floating Arrangement...